Federico Salazar admits that he had a serious marital crisis with Katia Condos: “I was like a lump” | Federico Salazar and Katia Condos split | programs

Federico Salazar and Katia Condos are considered to be one of the most beloved and established couples in the television world, however, all was not happy in their marriage and both were on the verge of separation.

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In a recent interview with Luis Carlos Burnio for his YouTube channel 'Henry Spencer's Room', the journalist said he was suffering from severe depression which affected his marriage of over 20 years.

“I've had depression for a few years with covid and that seems to be an aftereffect of me…actually I wasn't at home, I was there, but I wasn't there. “You are depressed, don't talk, you have no energy for anything, I came, I lay in bed, the situation was very difficult…”America Notices Host started.

“When I was fine, I went out to run and study and suddenly I got a second covid and it knocked me down again, depression and insomnia. The psychiatrist changed my medication and it lasted four months less. There was a separation because at first she didn't have a partner and I was like a lump there.” he added.

As he admitted, this situation damaged his romantic relationship with the actress more than he could have imagined.

“Katia told me I looked down after having lunch with them and I didn't laugh. At first I talked to Katya, because this led to some kind of emotional separation, we happily went on a trip, where we talked for a long time as a couple about many things, and we agreed on the issue of the schedule, since I cannot go. Night out with her, never. , not Monday to Thursday”, The journalist commented.

Finally, the news anchor said that she sought professional help and thanks to medication, she was able to improve her emotional and physical stability to date.

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